The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-06-30
THE REUNION,

THE REUNION.
We had the pleasure of being present
during the whole time of the encamp.
ment at Worthingt0n during:the whole
time of the encampment ut W0rthing.
ton last week, and although we were
sure the people of that enterprising lit.
tie city would entertain the boys in
royal style, we were not prepared to
see the town turned over and every
body devote themselves wholly and en-
tirely to the comfort Of their guests,
such Was the case. The
town was decorated profusely, beyond
we have seen outside of the
large cities, and each and every citizen
seemed to devote his whole energy in
making It Il success, and it must be
for them to know that In
every detail their fOndest hopes were
realized, and while. rs we said before,
did their share. there were
some who did more, and among the
latter we must, in justice, mention the
able and energetic Commander l.. NJ.
J.ange, r. b. Plots, j. A. Town, Il. Il.
Miller and l.. B. Dennett.-Fnlda Ne.e
publican. , T. =. - E>
The spirit of courtesy and hospitali-
ty shown on every hand by the people
of Worthington. and their evident dis
position to spare no effort to make the
occasion \ pleasant one to the guests
of the village, was remarked by all who
were present, and the kindness shown
them will long be gratefully remember.
ed. W0rthington has reason to Ike
proud Of her splendid achievement and
the people Of Southwestern Minnesota
have reason to he proud Of WOrthinQ-
ton. In this connection special credit
is due to Commander 1.ange. He was
emphatically the right man in the
right place. No previous commander
of the association has ever done half 80
we'll and no future commander will
ever do better.-I4uverne Herald.
Capt. White, Chief of Police Mer-
chant and the drum corps returned on
Friday evening from the Worthington
encampment, all reporting All excel
lent time. The drum corps created a
sensation never known there before.
themselves to be true entertainers. do
'IlA all III IlcIA FONcA ~ klVc cNeAy-
body a good time. and from our re-
ports they succeeded admirably. Al
bert Lea will always have Il warm re-
gard for the town in Mobiles county.
Aug. Peterson dined the drum corps
and was everywhere looking after
their happiness. - Albert Lea Enter
prise.
People who attended the encamp.
melt ut Worthington last week speak
highly OF the enterprise, thrift and
hospitality Of the Worthingtonians,
and many have been heard to remark:
"Why do"'t Window show some ell
terprise?''-Windom Reporter.
The citizens Of Worti'ington. Stod.
'lard Post and la.lips "f the relief corps
receive the highest credit for having
done nObly in entertaining the vast
crowd and conducting an affair which
no city can be expected to s"rpasS, if
indeed possible to equal. III hOundlrSs
hospitality and good wili.-Windom
Citizen.
Worthington did everything to en-
terrain the many visitors ut the rt
union. and many words 0t praise av'
spoken for the town and the u A. r.
boys at that place. Heron Lake News.
Before closing will say that the.
people Of W0rthingt"n deserve al.
praise for their liberal and hearty
| rpa,, ,,nent 70 their visitors. Nothing
more could lie desired. W"rthingtOi
is beautifully situated and her resi-
dents are whole -sUuleu.-COr. Sille>
Tribune.
The soldiers encamrment at Wor.
tl,iugtOn last week was frOm all ac
counts a fine affair. Certainly thtr'
c.uld te no mure glorious place in tins
whole section than Worthingt"n t..
:IoId IN tncampment. We are :srrr\
we were not able To go down there f.:
n day or two, but the following from
the Advance is an account Of the Who'll
Jubilee summed ny III i few words.-
l'ilestOne Star.
Members cf Simon Mix Post wh.
attended the G.. a. Il. encampment At
WorthingtOn last week are profmSe il,
their praise of the manner in which all
were entertained. Nothing like it has
before occurred in Southwestern Min
nOs,'ta, and it will be some time befOr.
\ better time can be gotten mp by any
town.-P,pestone Republican.
Worthington saw the largest congre-
CATION of people last week it has seen
in it's history. o" the 10Th there we've
not less than 10000 people in the camp.
10 say the encampn'ent was u success
would be putting it very mildly. The
people of that place left nothing un-
done that was necessary for the pleas
ure Of its visitors. 1t cost them mon
ey and hard work but it will all com.
back to them, We hope, III the way o,
attracting people there to settle aud
bnild up their town and vicinity. Thu
person who was there and partook OF
their bounteOus hospitalities, and will
not speak = good word for them, j.
void Of all honor. Three cheers for
Worthington, if they did not come t.
Shetek.-Currie Minncsotian.
Tie town was most beautifully deco
rated, nearly every building and laml'
post coming in for their share, whilt
the word ''We]come" appeared very
prominently at nearly every residence
along the route from the town to the
ground. If any disguised old sinner
went home dissatisfied it was his own
fault and not the people Of Worth,ng-
ton. Speaking for the Sibley peoplt
who were in attendance Thursday, W.
can say the Sibley boys, soldiers and
all, were we'll satisfied with the treat
ment received At the hands Ut the re-
uuion.-Sibley Tribune.
GOOD RESULTS IN EVERY CASE.
D. A. Bradford. wholesale pape,
dealer Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
that he was seriously afflicted with 4
severe cold that settled on bis lungs
had tried many remedies without bene
fit. Beng induced to try DR.. King Is
New Discovery for Consumption. did
80 and was entirely cured by the use OF
few bottles. since which time lie has
used it in his family for all coughs and
colds with best results. This is the ex
perienoe of thousands whose lives have